Cancer we all know what it can be in slight instances genetics, the chemicals we breath, feed on and come into contact with. But, often which is overlooked psychological stress and emotional disturbances that can cause blockages and communication errors amongst our cells. “We are entering in to a new paradigm of understanding the consciousness and its relationship with the brain and beyond.
“In this important and well-written book overwhelming evidence is provided for the continuity of consciousness after physical death. After reading this wonderful book it seems obvious that we are and always will be instantaneously interconnected with each other, because our eternal consciousness will never end; it is beyond time and space. We are then forced to reconsider the never proven hypothesis that the brain produces mind. Highly recommended.” (Pim van Lommel, M.D., cardiologist and author of Consciousness Beyond Life)
“Hands down, this is the best collection of evidence from near-death experiences, apparitions, after-death and medium-transmitted communication, past-life recollections, and reincarnation ever put together. Laszlo and Peake skillfully weave all of this into the deeper dimensions of consciousness and creation, what many call the Akasha, to establish the immortality of the soul and the purposefulness of the human experience. Real, irrefutable evidence.” (P. M. H. Atwater, L.H.D., author of The Big Book of Near-Death Experiences). https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EZyadsvYfUE
If we see baby bunnies burning alive in a lightning-started forest fire or being eaten alive by a pack of wolfs, both seem as equally cruel deaths. We have an urge to try and stop or look away from both even though both are processes of nature at work such as we are. Why is our consciousness sometimes in rejection to nature when we are also a part of this nature; which is telling the truth, nature or our consciousness? Is the pain these bunnies endure just another another form of evolved biochemical by-product of the material world resulting in non-material illusory; or is it a deeper glimpse into a real non-material consciousness and of awareness of a true reality outside of mater?
A universe at rest stays at rest, unless acted upon by a outside force. Similarity of the universe as it applies to Newton’s first law of physics. The longest standing knowledge in this world bases this theory around a figure. God or a higher power. (which has neither been proven or disproved) This God was the force acting upon the universe to begin our existence, as we know it to be. The following information will compare not similarity of mathematical and physics equations, but looking for the deeper purpose of what these strong holds of knowledge pertain to in accordance to life and our inherent purpose of existence.
 |
Did Einstein unknowingly prove life beyond death?!?! This is a theory of everything |
The final Theory of relativity.
Relativity – a thing having a relation to or connection with or necessary dependence on another thing (similarity, for if you only have one of something to compare, how can you compare?)
In order to refute Isaac Newton’s 1st law of physics to the relevancy space outside of earth, one would have to prove a source of all force. Meaning, you would have to be able to say that a object at rest in space cannot truly stay at rest because of the always consistent force of gravity. My interpretation would be that there must be one specific force, which draws all objects near. With out that force, there would be a place in space were an object could rest without the force of anything. Proving Newton’s 1st law relative.
The relevancy of this argument deals with the theory of creation. How, without a force acting upon something, can it truly begin?, then start it’s purpose whatever it is. Beginning. In order for something to start, it must be acted on by force.
So, even if we had the building block of the universe, something would had to have set it in motion to begin.
So, as far as we know the outside force is yet to be defined.
From this information above, this is where I deduce my theory.
-
Physicist: Electrical energy is nothing special. Just like the chemical energy in our bodies, it breaks down into heat. For example, the heat given off by light bulbs (or electric heaters for that matter!) is a result of electrical energy. When electricity is flowing to a light bulb, that’s where the electrical energy is going; it’s turning into light. When you pull the plug (so to speak) what tiny, tiny amount of electrical energy there is in the wires runs out almost immediately.
The term “electrical energy” is actually a little vague. So, to be specific, in our nervous system there are tiny ion pumps that maintain an imbalance of charges between the inside and outside of the nerve cells. When a nerve cell fires, charges are allowed to suddenly flow through the cell membrane in a process called an “action potential“.
The way electricity flows along nerve cells is different from the way it flows down a telegraph wire (“inside-to-outside” instead of “along”), but whatever. The point is, there are mechanisms that maintain an imbalance of charge (which is electricity waiting to happen), and that imbalance is drained a little bit every time the nerve fires.
Death (excluding spectacular deaths) isn’t instantaneous. In fact, what with medical science, it’s become more and more difficult to even define when people are dead. Time was you could define death as being a lack of heart beat, but people have come back from worse (by that metric, Dick Cheney has been dead for a while). Death is more of a break-down of the whole system, as opposed to a sudden event. The heart stops doing whatever hearts do when they’re not loving, oxygen and nutrients stop going where they’re needed, and in short order the nerve cells in the body lose the wherewithal to pump ions. Like batteries that are no longer being recharged, they run down. Nothing special. Like every kind of energy, whether electrical, kinetic, sonic, or sports fever, the electrical potential in the body eventually becomes heat energy (it’s an entropy thing).
The energy we “carry around” takes the form of chemical energy …. like fats and sugars. When our nervous system creates electrical energy we lose an equal amount of chemical energy. So, rather than being energy itself, life is all about moving energy around from one form to another.
What this question is clearly really about is the fact that it seems as though there’s a fundamental difference between animate and inanimate people. Admittedly, dead folk are a hair less energetic than living people (with some exceptions). There are a few kinds of energy (surprisingly few), but spiritual energy doesn’t seem to be one of them. In terms of physical energy, the difference between a living body and a very recently dead body is just a question of how that energy is being organized.
Living critters in general are very good at using chemical energy for things like moving, growing, etc. Newly dead critters have about the same amount of chemical energy, it’s just that they don’t use it. Instead, whatever comes along to consume the body uses it (whether that’s fire or decomposition or whatever).
There have been many, surprisingly callous, attempts to measure a drop in energy and/or mass leaving the body at the so-called “moment of death”. However, these experiments have been vague and, much worse, unrepeatable. The most famous is the experiment by Dr. Duncan MacDougall in which, by putting the patients dying of tuberculosis on giant scales, he found that those patients lost 21 grams on average between life and death. To date, there are no confirmable experiments that show that anything special happens during death, other than a general “shutting down”. In particular, nothing that’s both “inspiring” and verifiable seems to suddenly leave the body when we die, materially or energetically.
The energy stored within our bodies, breaks down to heat in decomposition process.
In our bodies and brains, energy is stored as chemical and electrical energy. When the heart stops pumping the blood, the body starts losing energy in form of heat.
After the heart stops beating, the body immediately starts turning cold. This phase is known as algor mortis, or the death chill. Each hour, the body temperature falls about 1.5 degrees Fahrenheit (0.83 degrees Celsius) until it reaches room temperature.
What keeps us happy and healthy as we go through life? If you think it’s fame and money, you’re not alone – but, according to psychiatrist Robert Waldinger, you’re mistaken. As the director of a 75-year-old study on adult development, Waldinger has unprecedented access to data on true happiness and satisfaction. In this talk, he shares three important lessons learned from the study as well as some practical, old-as-the-hills wisdom on how to build a fulfilling, long life.[Message clipped] View entire message
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nqOITqLfnkc&vl=en http://www.bbc.com/future/stor y/20150508-what-happens-after- we-die Have you ever considered just how amazing the human body really is?
Some of the most remarkable discoveries in science take place within the human body, and while Some of these facts may be hard to believe, many of them will be happening inside of you right now!
The Human Brain Produces Enough Electricity To Power A Small Light Bulb.
The image of a light bulb popping up above your head when you have that “eureka” moment isn’t too far off the mark, considering our brain’s use approximately as much energy as a 20 watt light bulb, it’s remarkable how efficient it is when compared to one the worlds fastest supercomputers that needed 82,000 processors and 40 minutes, to simulate just 1 second of just 1% of our brain activity.
Nails And Hair Do Not Continue To Grow After We Die. They do appear longer when we die, but It’s not that the fingernails and hair are growing, but that the skin around them has dehydrated, the skin dries out and retracts which makes the hair and nails appear longer.
The Pink Thing In The Inside Corner Of Your Eye Is Called The Plica Semilunaris And Is An evolutionary Leftover. The plica semilunaris is a remnant of a nictitating membrane, more commonly known as a third eyelid. It would have moved across the eye horizontally to protect, moisten and wipe away debris while maintaining visibility. Many fish, birds, reptiles and even some mammals like camels and polar bears have a third eye lid.
Facial Hair Grows Faster Than Any Other Hair On The Human Body. If the average man did not shave his facial hair during his entire life, it would grow to over 30 feet, which is about the same length as double-decker bus.
Babies Are Born With 300 Bones But By Adulthood The Number Is Reduced To 206.
The reason for this is that many of the bones of children are comprised of smaller component bones that are not yet fused like those in the skull, this makes it easier for a baby to pass through the birth canal, the bones then harden and fuse as the child grows.
Your Heart Beats About 100,000 Times A Day. During the average persons lifespan, the human heart will beat more than 2.5 billion times, that’s around 35 million times in just one year, so about 100,000 times a day.
Human Bones Ounce For Ounce Are Stronger Than Steel. A cubic inch of bone can in principle bear a load roughly the equivalent of five pickup trucks. The strongest bone in the body is the femur or thighbone, which is about 48cm long. Our bones can also be made stronger, the impact of your feet hitting ground when running or the shock waves are sent up your arm when punching a punch bag, which create microscopic fractures that not only do your bones fix but also build extra bone on top off.
From The Age Of Thirty Humans Gradually Begin To Shrink In Size. Research has shown that by age 70, on average, men have become around an inch shorter and women around 2 inches shorter, with another inch lost by 80. This is because the discs between our vertebrates are compressed over time, with age we become less efficient at replacing bone so our bones can also lose size and density.
The Surface Area Of A Human Lung Is Equal To A Tennis Court.
In order to more efficiently oxygenate the blood, the lungs are filled with thousands of branching bronchi, filled with microscopic capillaries which convert oxygen to carbon dioxide. The large surface area makes it easier for this exchange to take place, and makes sure you stay properly oxygenated at all times.
If Uncoiled The DNA In All Of The Cells In Your Body Would Stretch 10 Billion Miles, From Here To Pluto And Back. DNA is a fine, which is a spirally coiled thread in the nucleus of every living cell serves as a guidebook …. so the cells of the body know what they’re supposed to do. If you stretched the DNA in one cell all the way out,it would be about 2 metres long. https://www.youtube.co
m/watch?v=6q3hWsg_8Xw
